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With expertise in immunology and public health, the first full-time director of Carleton’s Environmental Studies department sees sustainability through a systems-thinking lens.
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Jade Hoyer ’07 investigates belonging in a new artwork made from invasive knapweed that replicates the daily light change in the Arb between the vernal equinox and the first day of summer.
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Profiles of eight Carleton faculty, staff, and students, either directly involved in the new Sustainable Futures framework or embodying its values.
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Carleton is one of six institutions to receive an inaugural Climate Luminary Honors award at the Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit in February 2025.
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Common Time: What sustainability initiative would you start at Carleton?
26 February 2025Winter 2025For this green-themed edition of Common Time we asked students what sustainability project they would start at Carleton if budget were no obstacle.
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By the time the Cowling Arboretum celebrates its centennial in the 2026–27 academic year, Carleton’s beloved green space will have a new book dedicated to it.
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Zainab Waheed—a first year Carleton student—launched a career as a climate activist in fifth grade.
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Artist Gregory Euclide—known for his work for the band Bon Iver, McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern, and others—used watercolor, cut paper, and plant matter from the Cowling Arboretum to create a sculptural relief work for this issue’s cover.
